The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-12

tenance; Rogers We. Menken, demur-
rer overruled.
Irene King, an inmate Of No. 391
Short Third street, has fallen heir to
fourth interest In real estate in Gin
.cinnati valued at 100000. Henry
Fay, lawyer OF the Queen City, ar
rived Wednesday with the informs.
ton. The property, which was owned
by her grand parents. has been in lii.
CATION for several years and is located
on Pines Hill.
"A dispute between Capt. A. w.
Collier and Judge Carrick Heisksll, In
the Chancsiy Court yesterday, which
led 10 an angry collision, was honor
ably adjusted by q frank admis ion
by the Judge that he was in error.
This Teconciltd the gentlemen, both
# whom apoloeiz ID to the Couit, and
Judge Elicit promptly RENTED the
fines he had levied OF $50 each.
Moore and his daughter, Beulsh,
who killed Alien some weeks Ego, will
be tried in the Criminal Court some
time next month. II is understood
from their counsel, Mr.. John T. Mos
and Mr.. Henry Graft, jr, that the
depositiohs OF persons living at the
former home Of Mo1re in Arksntas
will be taken to prove the par isl in
sanity OF both himself and daughter.
The girl is nov at the Poorhouse.
The Presbytery OF Memphis will
pro re- nata meeting at the Frat
Presbyterian Church, this city, next
Monday, March 14th, st 10 o'clock
am for the purpose Of difsoiving the
pastoral relations POW existing be.
tween the Rsv. b. NJ. Fairs and the
Somerviile Church, aud to die mics him
to the Preebytety Of Louisville, il the
way be clear. He has been csllsd t.
to the pastorate OF the South Frank.
fort Ky Church.
Il. Brandt sued out in the Chan.
Gerry Court yesterday an attact-
meut upon the assets Of the Memphi"
Cid3r add Vinegar O mpany for 1910,
and also an Injunction restraining the
defendant corporation from dispCsing
OF it5 Assets until the claims of its
creditors are satisfied. Application il
also made for q receiver to take charg"
OF the property. The complainant
states that the Indebtedness of the
company amounts to 1885, and that
its available aseets viii no. foot up
more than $500.
AT the meeting Of the Banner
Boys Temple on last fuetday night
the following ofiic'rs were installed:
Superintendent, f. Steinbergtr; psf
leader, Mrs. +. CLARK; post leader,
Harry Coot; chaplain, Ray Bro k
financial secretary, r. Minor; assist
ant tecrst ny, Eva Lanimer; trss. mr.
er, Christine Tonsman; m arshsl, Will
Davis; ASST tant marlhal M ggie Grow;
left hand attendant, Liz Levi; right
hand attendant, Matte Books; inside
guard, Ira L2rrimer; outside guard,
Uiay HarA rave. The Band Ct Hope
children had a social last night and
were addressed by Ms Lie Meu-
wether aud others.
"A telegram was received at Ooch.
rams sawmil about 10 o'clock last
night, from Millington, stating that a
negro had put in OH APP
psarsnce in that town and the author.
tiles there wanted information from
the police in regard to arresting and
holding him for completely ia the
Majors outrsgs. o ptaIn OHaver re-
piled, telling them tu arrest end ques.
ton him clio ely and il cornered to no d
him. Tho instruction were obeyed
spd the negro discharged. TIE mans
were little out of the
usual order and he may have been
gully Of some crime, but there was
no sure z ound for holding him.